ANDREW BELL - DAN201 - 2016 N8313393 - JIM GALL
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C H A R LE V I L LE ’ S TO W N S H I P IS I N A S TAT E O F I S O LAT I O N WI T H A D E C LI N I N G P O P U LAT I O N & A G I N G D E MO G R A P H I C . A L A C K O F I N T E R E S T I S P R E S E NT WI T H I N T H E C O MMU N I T Y.
A SYSTEMATIC SOLLUTION IS R EQUIR ED TO PUT CHA R LEVILLE B A CK ON THE MA P A S A DESTINATION & TO R E-ENG A G E THE COMMUNITY IN A N EDUCATIONA L, F INA NCIA L & LOCA L SK ILL B A SED MODEL.
UNIQUE LANDSCAPE
CLOSE KNIT COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTORS Existing community groups & local industry will play a vital role in establishing the new precinct for Charleville. Distinguishing a well established network of creative business owners and community groups indicate there is signifigant opportunities for a communal creative facility.
AUSTRALIAN MENS SHED ASSOCIATION WORKSHOP/FABRICATOR
CHARLEVILLE MOZAIC MAKERS COMMUNITY GROUP CHARLEVILLE PERFORMING ARTS FESTIVAL COMMUNITY EVENTS ORGANISER
MADE IN MURWEH LOCALLY MADE CRAFT SHOP
Charleville Community groups/ industries
VINTIQUE VINTAGE COLLECTOR & RETAILER
RICH HISTORY
“DUE TO THE SIGNIFIGANT MAGNITUDE OF FIRES CHARLEVILLE HAS SUFFERED, THE STATE GOVERNMENT HAS PLEDGE $1.5B TO BUILD A NEW FIRE STATION, LEAVING THE CURRENT 1938 HERITAGE BUILDING VACANT. “
INTERVENTION: RE-PURPOSE THE OLD 1938 FIRE STATION SITE
PROJECT SITE DRIVER
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AUSTRALIAN WORKERS UNION HERITAGE BUILDING
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EXISTING FIRE STATION SITE
CO N TEXTU AL M AS T E R P L A N 1 :1 0 0 0 0 @ A3
STR EET PLA N
The story that drives the Station proposal is a rich narrative exploring the ideas of Charleville’s unique historical & environmental context aggregating its need to once again place itself back on the map as a highly sought after destination. Charleville’s once glorious past of the cattle & wool industry have well expired & the township is in desperate need for a precinct that captures local skills, local materials & local history, whilst driving capital back into the locals pockets. Sited between two pre-war heritage buildings, the proposal consists of three main stages. An extension of the existing heritage fire station facade into an exhibition centre, an artist workshop and studio accommodation facility and finally a microbrewery pavilion envisaged to distribute the town’s identity amongst broader Queensland. A floating brick & timber screen contribute heavily to the provocative story line, notching out a datum line that represents a graph of the Fire’s that have destroyed buildings & lives throughout the Charleville’s town and fringe in the past century. A screen made up of charred mulga battens from the native trees of the district contrast against the raw pine battens above, depicting the timber framed structures that have since been consumed by fire. The screen is then balanced out with a series of handmade bricks inscribed with names, dates & buildings effect by fires of that year. These elements collectively describe the approach to this proposal, one that stands strongly for producing thought provoking architecture through relatively conventional techniques that adapt local contribution & resources.
EXISTING AWU BUILDING 1930
EXISTING FIRE STATION FACADE 1938
EXISTING TEMP SHED TENANCY
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SET PROPOSED BUILDINGS BACK TO GIVE DOMINANT STREET FRONTAGE TO HERITAGE
EXTEND FIRE STATION HALL
PROPOSED COMMUNITY SPACE
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STAGE 1 WORKERS UNION BUILDING REPURPOSED AS WORKSHOP
EXISTING FIRE STATION MAST REINSTATED AS BEACON TO NEW HUB
STAGE 2 NEW MICRO-BREWERY PAVILION STAGE 3 ARTIST ACCOMODATION & WORKSPACE
STAGE 2 MARKET SQUARE / PERFORMANCE SPACE
STAGE 1 FIRE STATION REPURPOSED AS FIRE EXHIBITION HALL
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LEGEND 1 - Existing Fire station repurposed as fire exhibition space 2 - Existing Workers Union building repurposed as collaborative workshop 3 - New Collaborative workshop spaces 4 - Micro Brewery Pavilionw
5 - Mulga Tree Courtyard 6 - Bar 7 - Market place & Square 8 - new connecting laneways 9 - Brew Silo Room
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LEGEND 10 - FIRE HALL BALCONY RESTORED AS DISPLAY AREA 11 - STORE & DISPAY 12 - BREWERY CONTROL ROOMS 13 - MANAGER’S OFFICE 14 - SHARED LOFT ACCOMODATION
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G A L AT E A S TR E E T E LE VAT I O N 1 :2 0 0 @ A 3
Level 2 6.2
Level 1 3.4
Ground Floor 0.0
P R E C IN C T S E C T I O N A A 1 :2 0 0 @ A 3
Level 2 6.2
Level 1 3.4
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P R E C IN C T S E C T I O N B B 1 :2 0 0 @ A 3
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Ground Floor 0.0
KEY PLAN
GALAT E A S TRE E T E N T RY
GALAT E A S TRE E T E N T RY
PEOPLE WITH THEIR PLACE HISTORY, CONTEXT, LANDSCAPE
YEAR
FIRE SEVERITY
2015 - Domestic House fire
2014 – Ammonia truck explosion
2012 – House fire
2012 – Regional fires x 16
2011 – Railway Hotel
2011 – Galatea house 2
2011 – Galatea house
1997 – RSL destroyed
1968 – Regional fire
1962 – House fire
1955 – Original train station building destroyed
1954 – Charleville Hotel 1954 – Chemist 1954 – dentist 1954 – merchants 1954 – newsagents 1954 - stock & station 1954 – barber 1954 – surgeon 1954 – Fruit shop 1954 – Butcher 1954 – house 1954 – Dressmaker 1954 – Upholster 1954 – timber shop 1954 - decorator 1954 – accountants
1950 – 49 000ha (40 000 sheep & stock killed)
1940 – Courthouse Destroyed
1931 – Fitzwalter store
1931 – Charleville Hotel destroyed
1918 – 50,000 sheep killed
1916 – Brotherhood house (1 death)
1900 - The Times (destroyed)
1898 – School Of Arts (completely destroyed - 1 death)
1894 & 1887 Cobb & co destroyed
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SCRE E N S TORY P E R S P E C T I V E
RE- P URP O S E D E X I S T I N G F I R E S TAT IO N AS F IRE MU SEU M H AL L
L O C A L
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L O C A L M AT E R I A L S LOCAL ARTISTRY CONVENTIONAL MATERIALS CRAFTED & PLACED IN WAYS THAT CREATE PATTERN, LIGHT, SHADE & NARRATE STORIES OF THE LOCAL PLACE.
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C A T A LY S T
LOCALLY MADE HAND PRESSED BRICKS THE C ATALY S T F OR P R O D U C T MA N U FA C T U R I N G AT THE STATION
CONCEPTUAL
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3D PRINTER USED TO TEST TYPOLOGIES
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3D PRINTED TYPOLOGIES TESTED IN BUILT FORM
MANUFACTURING
BRICK TYPOLOGY MODELLED ON COMPUTER
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BRICK FROG MOULDS 3D PRINTED
FORMWORK LASER CUT & TAPE SEALED
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MATERIAL PRESSED INTO MOULD
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MOULD SUPPORTS ADDED & LEFT OVER NIGHT TO SET
PRODUCT
LOCALLY SOURCED CLAY, SAND & LIME MATERIAL FROM QUARRY SITE
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WET BRICKS STRIPPED FROM FORMWORK
BRICKS FIRE IN KILN ON SITE
FINISHED PRODUCT TESTED & STORED
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BRICK READY TO BE USED FOR BUILDINGS
EDUCATION ABOUT LOCAL CRAFT
BRICK MAKING
LOCAL RESOURCE
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION TO LOCAL BUILDINGS
PRODUCT!
LOCALLY SOURCED RAW MATERIAL FROM OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN
EDUCATION ABOUT LOCAL CRAFT
BUILDING PRODUCT USED ON SITE OR SOLD & DISTRIBUTED
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION TO LOCAL BUILDINGS PRODUCT!
GLASS BOTTLEMAKING
LOCAL RESOURCE
LOCAL / VISITING ARTISTS USE RAW MATERIAL TO CREATE BUILDING PRODUCT
PERCENTAGE OF LOCALLY SOURCED MATERIAL
LOCAL / VISITING ARTISTS USE RAW MATERIAL TO GLASS BEER BOTTLES
GLASS BOTTLES PACKAGED
BOTTLES CONSUMED AT ON SITE BREWERY OR DISTRIBUTED TO BROADER AUS
LEGEND 1 - MAKERS COURTYARD (OUTDOOR BUILDING) 2 - INTERNAL WORKSHOP/ COLLABORATIVE STUDIO 3 - SHARED KITCHENETTE
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LOWER L E V E L P L AN 1: 5 0 @A3
5 VOID
U PPER L E V E L P L A N
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LEGEND 4 - SHARED LOFT BEDROOM 5 - BATHROOM
KEY PLAN
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LEGEND 1 - POLYCARB ROOF SHEETING 2- MOTORISED LOUVRE BLADES 3 - MOVABLE SHADE CLOTH BLINDS 4 - ROLLER SHUTTER DOORS 5 - CHANLINK FENCE 6 - CEILING FAN 7 - UNDERGROUND WATER TANK 8- AWNING
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3D SE C TI O N TH R O U G H T YP I C A L S TU D IO T Y PO L O GY
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PERS P E C TI V E F R O M S T U D I O LO F T BED RO O M
KEY PLAN
STEEL SUBFRAME TIMBER BATTEN TRANSOMS EVERY 3RD BRK COURSE
90X45 HWD BATTENS
MULGA TREE COURTYARD
COVERED THOROUGHFARE
HANDMADE BRICK TIED TO FRAME
MARKET PLACE
UEA FRAME
SCR EEN F R A ME DETAIL 1:10@A 3 SUB FRAME RHS POST 90X45 HWD BATTENS
BRICKWORK SEAT
CONC SLAB & FOOTING
SUB GROUND DRAINAGE
D E TAIL SE C TION T HR OU G H B R I C K S C R E E N
B R ICK SEAT DETAIL
1:25 @A3
1:10@A 3
POLYCARBONATE ROOF SHEETING
90X45 HWD BATTENS FIXED TO TIMBER PACKERS
POWERED LOUVRES FIXED TO SUBFRAME
SHARED STUDIO BEDROOM
COVERED WORKING AREA
HDG RHS FRAME
ROUTERED EGGCRATE TIMBER CEILING FIXED ON EA FRAME SHADE CLOTH BLINDS WITH CHAIN PULLEY
OPER A B LE B LINDS DETA IL 1:10@A 3 STUDIO WORKSHOP
OUTDOOR WORKING PATIO
KEY PLAN
D E TAIL SE C TION T HR OU G H S T U D I O 1:25 @A3
PERS P E C TI V E F R O M M A K E R S C O U RT YARD S
B O O S T
L O C A L
C A P I TA L
PITCH CHARLEVILLE TO BROADER COUNTRY
A RECOGNISABLE BRAND THAT APPEALS TO A WIDE DEMOGRAPHIC.
M ICR O -BRE WE RY & B A R P E R S P E CT IVE
EXAMPLE MARKETING MATERIAL FOR THE STATION BREWERY CR EATI N G A RE C OG N IS A B L E B RA ND FO R CH ARLEVI LLE. BO TTLES ARE MA DE O N S I TE & FI L L E D W IT H T H E F INEST LO CAL ALE’S FRO M CH ARLEVI LLE. THES E B O U TI Q U E B E V E RA G E S A RE TH EN D I STRI BUTED O UT TO BREW ERS & BO TT LE S HO PS T H ROU G H OU T WIDER Q UEEN SLAN D & AUSTRALI A
BROADCASTING CHARLEVILE AS A DESTINATION WORTH VISITING.